Across vibrant streets and coastal paths, small vendors are a familiar sight. But behind these everyday scenes lie the hidden struggles of Cambodia’s economy. With its local and global partners, Action Education / Aide et Action (AEA) is unlocking the…
Pressures from climate change, unsustainable development, and diminishing marine resources threaten both livelihoods and biodiversity. However, responsible eco-tourism offers a compelling solution that protects the environment while providing sustainable income for local communities. Cambodia’s coastal ecosystems—such as mangrove forests—are facing…
On 9 May 2025, Action Education / Aide et Action (AEA) Cambodia celebrated Europe Day and its long-standing partnership with the European Union (EU). As our Country Director, Samphors Vorn, shared: “Happy birthday to the European Union. Wish you all…
Kampong Samaky, nestled in the coastal stretch of Kampot province, is a model of community-driven sustainability. As Cambodia’s coastal communities are among the most vulnerable to climate change, Kampong Samaky eco-resort stands as a powerful symbol of resilience. Rising sea…
Across Cambodia’s coastal regions — Kep, Koh Kong, Kampot, and Sihanoukville — women are not just workers; they are leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers. They are building local economies at the heart of coastal development. They are proving that when women…
In Cambodia’s coastal provinces, farming is the lifeblood for many families, yet local communities like those in Trapeang Sangkae, Kampot, often face significant barriers. Access to quality tools, resources, and markets remains a major challenge, leaving many farmers struggling to…
Chhean Dourng, a mother of four from Cambodia’s coastal province of Koh Kong, stands as a figure of resilience and strength. By seizing training opportunities, she has improved the economic stability and nutrition of multiple generations. Her story highlights the…
Ms. Lim Lyhim, from Samrong Village in Prey Nob District, Sihanoukville, is an example of how empowering women can uplift families and improve the livelihoods of fishery communities. In Cambodia, informal vendors face numerous challenges, including limited access to education,…
Under the CO-SAVED project, co-funded by the EU, Action Education / Aide et Action (AEA) supports sustainable livelihoods and resilience in Cambodia’s coastal communities. The story of Ouch Rin is a powerful symbol of women’s empowerment and economic independence. >…
It all starts with education. The cycle of empowerment begins when environmental education raises awareness about the planet. This awareness then leads to climate action and responsible practices. As these actions build stronger, greener communities, they, in turn, create a…
